Maybe crypto would have been a realistic topic for them to discuss then, but that still doesn’t explain why the link would have temporarily been dead

Germans do use hyperboles, but in german culture killing millions of jews doesn’t seem unrealistic…

Ich versteh zwar nicht ganz wieso man das tun würde, aber wenn man alles bezüglich .de löschen würde, würde auch nichts mehr bezüglich .de auftauchen

This might serve as source for those 6-8 years. It seems more like a global/historical number as the author also notes that there isn’t much recent data for the US or Europe.

While nuclear may have an agreeable amount of safety, the construction of new reactors takes a lot of money and time, and their operation is dependant on the sourcing and disposing of nuclear fuel. One advantage of it might be that it produces a constant amount of electricity, but not a day goes by where solar doesn’t make power as well. So why not just go with solar then?

They figured out that since these planes were flying circles anyway they could just rely on that. The pilots actually prefer this because it has stabler aerodynamics during liftoff and landing.

The shareholders basically tried to enshittify it

https://itsfoss.com/news/organic-maps-fork-comaps/

From https://www.anwalt.org/tor-browser/

German law gives the citizen a certain amount of room for manoeuvre in safeguarding his own rights on the Internet. Encryption, proxy connections and other measures that also use the darknet and Tor browser are legal. Encryption of data and connections is even described in the laws on data protection as a necessary protective measure.

The setting up and operation of a highly encrypted network is not prohibited. This is exactly what the Onion network represents: A parallel network to the well-known Internet, which redirects the otherwise direct requests and thus obscures the sender. In addition to the redirection, relatively secure encryption methods are added, so that none of the transmitters ever have the plain text in front of them.

I2p, unlike Tor, has the advantages that it is less known and the nodes are not in a public list; as an i2p node operator, you would have enough time to react if the darknets were to be taken against.

I mean from what I know about it Omarchy and its creator is pretty shit

マリウス . A Word on Omarchy

DHH Is Way Worse Than I Thought | jakelazaroff.com

I agree though that openSUSE is great. I haven’t used Fedora yet, but I also haven’t heard people complain about it either

No, it’s MATACORP

xy didn’t work therefor all of Linux and its community is shit

what?

Pov: you discovered multithreading in python

Programms can print special codes to position the cursor wherever and they can also enable mouse events. Helix does support selecting with mouse

Relevantes xkcd

I’m still on v0.8.6 and text posts still work for me. Did this break for you after an update? To troubleshoot this you could try backing up and then reset your settings to check wether they are causing this

Even then the thread would have already been federated to numerous other instances

Dem Mainline Kernel Hauptlinienkern würde ich hier annehmen

Aktuell ist es da noch ruhig, aber eines Tages wird [email protected] seinen großen Tag haben

Yes, Leap is the regular-release version of openSUSE

Opensuse is also great: Like Fedora its rpm-based and backed by a corpo and with Tumbleweed you’ll get a nice rolling release experience without worries that it’s gonna bork itself